Dataloggers & Data Acquisition Systems
Also known as Data loggers, Data Recorders, Data Acquisition Systems
CR510 Basic Datalogger
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Depending on the application, the CR510 has been replaced with the CR800-series or CR200-series dataloggers. Some replacement parts remain available (see... |
CR10X Datalogger for Measurement & Control
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CR23X Micrologger® for Data Acquistion
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THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN RETIRED. IT WAS REPLACED BY THE CR3000 MICROLOGGER. The CR23X is a self-contained, rugged datalogger that can measure... |
CR9000 Measurement & Control System
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In August 2004, the CR9000 was replaced with the CR9000X. The CR9000 and CR9000X differ in their CPU Module; the CR9000... |
CR9000C Measurement & Control System
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The CR9000C was our "compact" version of the CR9000. In August 2004, the CR9000C was replaced with the CR9000XC.... |
CR500 Basic Datalogger
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The CR500 was a predecessor to the CR510. The CR510 was eventually replaced by the CR800. Some replacement parts remain available... |
CR10 Measurement and Control System
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The CR10 was a predecessor of the CR10X. The CR10X was eventually replaced with the CR1000. The CR10 consisted of a... |
21X Micrologger®
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The 21X Micrologger® was replaced with the CR23X, which was replaced with the CR3000. Some replacement parts remain available (see Ordering... |
BDR301 Basic Data Recorder
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The BDR301 has been retired for many years; some replacement parts remain available (see Ordering Info). The BDR301 featured an SDI-12... |
BDR320 Basic Data Recorder
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The BDR320 was replaced by the CR510; although retired some replacement parts remain available (see Ordering Info). The BDR320 had an... |
CR21 Micrologger®
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The CR21 and CR21L were initially replaced with the 21X and 21XL. Although these loggers have been retired for many years,... |
CR5 Measurement & Control System
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Completed in 1975, the CR5 was our first data acquisition system. It was also our first modular datalogger; modules needed for... |
About Dataloggers & Data Acquisition Systems
Campbell Scientific dataloggers are at the center of our rugged, reliable data acquisition systems. Our dataloggers share similar measurement and programming capabilities; selection of the appropriate datalogger depends mainly on the type, number, precision, and speed of measurements required.
Datalogger Comparison Tables
Small Dataloggers
Large Dataloggers
Datalogger Compatibility Table
Multiplexers and/or SDM devices may be added to augment measurement and control capabilities that include:
- measuring most sensors
- providing non-volatile data storage and on-board battery-backed clock (excludes CR7)
- on-board data processing
- initiating measurement and control functions based on time or event
- controlling external devices such as pumps, motors, alarms, freezers, valves, etc.
- using our PC support software or keyboard/display to program
- operating independently of ac power, computers, and human interaction
- consuming minimal power from a 12 Vdc source
- interfacing with on-site and telecommunication devices such as telephone modems (including cellular and voice-synthesized), short haul modems, radio transceivers, satellite transmitters, and ethernet interfaces
- operating temperature range of -25° to 50ºC; optional extended ranges are available